176ADrink or food spiking

176A Drink or food spiking (1) A person's (the victim's) drink or food is spiked if: (a) it contains an intoxicating substance that: (i) the victim does not expect it to contain; and (ii) a reasonable person in the victim's position would not expect it to contain; or (b) it contains more of an intoxicating substance than: (i) the victim expects it to contain; and (ii) a reasonable person in the victim's position would expect it to contain. Criminal Code Act 1983 149 (2) A person is guilty of an offence if the person: (a) spikes another's drink or food; or (b) gives to another, or causes another to be given or to consume, spiked drink or food. (a) knowledge that the victim does not know that the drink or food is spiked or recklessness as to whether the victim knows. (b) an intention to do one or more of the following: (i) to impair the victim's mental acuity and thus obtain an advantage from or over the victim; (ii) to cause embarrassment or humiliation; (iii) to cause harm (including unwanted intoxication).